50%
of Gen Znavigate anxiety or depressionwhile spending nine hours a day on screens. Most apps aren't helping — they're designed to keep us hooked.
We are Khoa and Hades. We've watched digital culture and isolation ruin too many lives we care about. We decided to pour our time into building something that helps people take care of themselves before things reach a breaking point. Your mental space should be sacred, not a product.
02 // Behind the build
April 2026 — building something worth caring about
What we built
Small tools that actually help — designed for the inside, not the feed.
01
Virtual Lobbies
Shared spaces to study in a Classroom or wind down in a Sleep Lobby. You're never alone.
02
The Oasis
A shared garden that only stays green when everyone hydrates. Collective accountability, gently.
03
AI-Powered Tools
An AI agent built for your wellbeing — not for your scroll time. Conversations that actually help.
04
Sleep Playlists
Curated ambient soundscapes and wind-down routines built into your night.
05
Progress Tracking
Data visualisation that shows your growth over time — encouraging, not judging.
06
Guardian Mode
Safe, supervised access for younger users. Care extends to every age.
07
To-Do Planner
A daily planner that respects your energy, not just your deadlines.
08
Custom Themes
Make the app yours. Your space should feel like yours.
The numbers behind the mission
Average daily screen time for Gen Z — more than most people sleep.
Common Sense Media, 2023
Young people say they feel lonely often or always. We're building for them.
APA Stress Report, 2023
Higher risk of depression linked to heavy social media use. The apps aren't innocent.
JAMA Pediatrics, 2022
Meet the two
Hades
Co-Founder. Builds the product. Has struggled with depression and decided to build the thing that would have helped.
Khoa
Co-Founder. Shapes the vision. Believes deeply that technology should serve people — not the other way around.
Your life begins today
We're not here to build another app you'll open and forget. We're here to make the quiet battles a little less quiet, one person at a time.